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All of these things are matter. Matter is all around you. Any object
you can see, taste or feel is made of matter, including people, things,
food and even water.
Here’s what you need to know about matter:
All matter takes up space. (This part is easy.)
AND
All matter has mass.
So, what is mass? Mass is how much matter an object contains. Objects
that contain more matter have a higher mass.
Mass is measured in grams. We use a balance to measure mass.
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2. All matter takes up 1. All matter has _____________.
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3. Where you can find matter. is __________.
Bonus: What tool is used to 5 The more matter and object
measure mass? contains, the _______ mass it has.
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Part Two– Matter is made of Atoms
All matter is made of very, very small parts called atoms.
Atoms are too small to be seen with your eyes or even a microscope.
Different kinds of matter are made of different kinds of atoms. Some
matter is made of only one kind of atom. Gold is made up of one kind of
atom - gold atoms.
Some kinds of matter are made of more than one atom. Salt is made up of
two different kinds of atoms.
Name:____________________________ Date:_________________
Use what you know about atoms to complete the worksheet.
matter different
small one kind
atoms more
Name:________________________________________________ Date:_____________________
Properties of Matter
List three properties for each of the pictures below:
Size Shape Color Texture
When you look at oranges, you know that they are oranges because of
their color, shape, and smell. You also know they are oranges because of
their mass, volume, and density.
We already know that mass is the amount of matter an object has. It is
measured in grams using a tool called a balance.
Volume is the amount of space an object takes up. Volume is also the
amount of mass that a container will hold. Volume can be measured using
a graduated cylinder. The unit of measure for volume is the liter.
Density is another physical property. Density is the amount of mass in a
given space.
Name:____________________________ Date:_________________
Physical Properties Review
1. List three physical properties of matter.
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2. ____________ is the amount of matter a container can hold.
a. mass
b. volume
c. density
3. Density means
a. the amount of matter in a given space.
b. how much matter an object contains.
c. a basic unit of measurement on which everyone agrees.
4. True or false?
Brown, stretchy and round are three physical properties of a rubber
band.
5. True or false?
An instrument called a balance is used to measure volume.
6. Which unit of measurement is used to measure volume?
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Part Five– Chemical Properties of Matter
Chemical properties are different than the physical properties you can see
just by looking at an object. Chemical properties are properties that can
only be seen when matter changes.
When a piece of paper burns, it turns into a black substance (ashes.) It no
longer looks like paper. After the flame goes out you can no longer burn
the new substance. This is because the chemical properties of the paper
have been changed.
Name:___________________________________________________ Date: _________________________
Listed below are several properties of matter. Use the T-list to sort the
properties into physical and chemical properties. (Remember, chemical
properties have to do with change.)
A jug holds two liters of Cherries are red Milk can spoil
water
A paper clip is three Paper can burn Sandpaper is rough
centimeters long